Applying for an Anti-Dumping Review Panel review

To apply for review of a decision of the Minister or the Commissioner of the Anti-Dumping Commission, you must submit an application to the Anti-Dumping Review Panel. 

There are two types of decisions you can apply for: 

1. Decisions of the Minister
2. Decisions of the Commissioner

Reviewing a decision of the Minister

You can apply for a review of the following decisions of the Minister:

• To publish a dumping duty or countervailing duty notice (s 269TG(1) or (2) or 269TJ(1) or (2))
• To publish a third country countervailing duty notice (s 269TK(1) or (2))
• To publish a third country dumping duty notice (s 269TH(1) or (2))
• The decision not to publish a dumping duty notice or countervailing notice (s 269TL(1))
• Decision of the Minister following a review of anti-dumping measures (s 269ZDB(1))
• To secure or not secure the continuation of anti-dumping measures following a continuation inquiry (s 269ZHG(1))
• To alter or not alter a dumping duty notice or a countervailing duty notice following an anti-circumvention inquiry (s 269ZDBH(1))

To apply you must be an interested party. An ‘interested party’ is defined in section 269ZX of the Customs Act 1901.

Your application must be made within 30 days of the decision being published, using the application form:

• Application for review of a reviewable decision of the Minister [534KB PDF]
• Application for review of a reviewable decision of the Minister [88KB DOCX]

Reviewing a decision of the Commissioner

You can apply for review of the following decisions of the Commissioner:

• Negative prima facie decision: to reject an application for dumping and countervailing measures (s 269TC(1) or (2)) 
• Termination decision: to terminate an investigation into an application for dumping or countervailing measures (s 269TDA(1), (2), (3), (7), (13), (13A), (14) or (14A)) 
• Negative preliminary decision: to recommend to the Minister the refund of an amount of interim duty less than the amount in an application for duty assessment, or waiver an amount over the amount of interim duty paid (s 269X(6)(b) or (c))
• Rejection decision: to reject an application for duty assessment or terminate the examination of a duty assessment (s 269YA(2), (3) or (4))
• Anti-circumvention inquiry termination: to terminate an anti-circumvention inquiry (s 269ZDBEA(1) or (2)) 

To apply, you must be the party who lodged the relevant application to the Anti-Dumping Commission.
Your application must be made within 30 days after being notified of the decision, using the application form:

• Application for review of a reviewable decision of the Commissioner [555KB PDF]
• Application for review of a reviewable decision of the Commissioner [90KB DOCX]

You can email the application to ADRP@industry.gov.au or post to:

Anti-Dumping Review Panel
c/o Legal, Audit and Assurance Branch
Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
GPO Box 2013
Canberra ACT 2601

Withdrawing your application

You can withdraw your application for a review at any time. 

To withdraw your application you will need to submit the withdrawal form. Please ensure you complete all of the required sections.

• Form withdrawing application for review [145KB PDF]
• Form withdrawing application for review [72KB DOCX]

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• Email ADRP@industry.gov.au
• Phone + 61 2 6276 1781
• Write to us at GPO Box 2013, Canberra, ACT 2601

See also 

Find out how the Anti-Dumping Commission administers the anti-dumping and countervailing system.